Abs Digital Solutions LLC

Abs Digital Solutions LLC, doing business as Abs Wavesight, supplies nautical systems software licenses, on-site technical support, and programming services to federal maritime agencies as a prime contractor on a single-award IDIQ with the Maritime Administration and as a subcontractor to defense primes, competing full-and-open without set-aside designations despite holding small disadvantaged business status. The company is a for-profit limited liability company based in Spring, Texas, and a wholly owned subsidiary of American Bureau Of Shipping (ABS), a non-profit classification organization headquartered at the same location.

Abs Wavesight's federal capability footprint is narrowly specialized in American Bureau of Shipping Nautical Systems Enterprise (NSE) software and related maritime IT infrastructure. The vendor holds a $19.2 million single-award IDIQ with the Maritime Administration running through June 29, 2030, established June 30, 2025, under which MARAD has issued a $4.2 million delivery order for enterprise licenses, on-site support, and ABS programming services with performance in Washington, DC. The vendor also holds recurring purchase orders from Military Sealift Command for ABS Nautical Systems Human Resource Package software renewals — most recently a $47,935 renewal awarded May 1, 2026, covering five HR modules (Crew Manager, Payroll Manager, Health/Safety/Quality and Environmental Management, Nautical Systems Insight, and On Demand Reporting) with performance in Norfolk, Virginia and completion through April 30, 2027. As a subcontractor, Abs Wavesight delivers CMMS (computerized maintenance management system) licensing and technical support through Caci Enterprise Solutions on integrated business systems work for Military Sealift Command, and delivers foreign military sales materials support through Amentum Services for Egypt naval platforms.

Customer concentration is extreme and agency-focused. Maritime Administration represents $23.4 million of the vendor's $23.8 million combined potential value (98%), anchored by the single-award IDIQ. Military Sealift Command supplies six recurring purchase orders totaling $431 thousand for HR software renewals. Naval Sea Systems Command accounts for two sub awards. All prime and sub work flows through Department of Transportation or Department of the Navy maritime accounts; there is no DoD direct prime presence and no civilian-agency customer base outside maritime.

Recent activity accelerated in 2025 — the vendor went from two awards in 2024 to six in 2025 — driven by establishment of the MARAD IDIQ. Only one award ($48 thousand in combined potential value) reaches completion within the next twenty-four months, creating minimal recompete exposure in that window. The Service Contract Inventory dataset captures minimal activity: two records as a named subcontractor across FY2024–FY2025, with reported FTE delivery scaling from 1.3 FTEs in FY2024 to 8.6 FTEs in FY2025, reflecting capacity buildout to support the MARAD contract. SCI-reported service contracts represent a partial view and do not capture goods revenue, the purchase orders for software licenses, or the full scope of on-site support work. The vendor operates predominantly as a prime on its core MARAD vehicle (60% of awards by count) and as a subcontractor to Caci and Amentum on secondary Military Sealift Command and foreign military sales work.